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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1894
Page
2
A noisy, fragmented letter page discusses telephony ads, weather fuss over a cold wave, Maryland executions, and a plea to embalm a canal mule memory. It praises judiciary integrity, criticizes partisan moves, and supports extending Judge Lynch’s term, noting bar members and circuit aides’ unanimity.
From the seafold News and Torchlight a chatty column lists eight types of residents who hinder town progress. It ridicules those who leave town to work, oppose improvements, avoid advertising, or block public ventures, claiming they harm growth and enterprise.
Current comment notes Lillian Russell slated for another marriage and assails rumors about Mrs. Tessie. It suggests the Queen might act on friendly advice to depart promptly, benefiting the United States and its people. Also mentions Dr. Talmage’s annual pulpit resignation and The Mews retaining his weekly sermon. A Europe wide courtesy practice of remaining bareheaded is discussed, with only the Prince of Wales and circle in England observed.
Public Opinion column touches on civic topics. Reports by State Statistician Howard and Police Commander Howard oppose tossing oyster grounds and urge weighing the topic. A society item introduces a young widow and a coachman, with a curious remark about a mysterious love marriage. A fatal question hints at an engagement involving a wife and a corner meeting at 2. The Selfishness of a Few Counties mocks fiscal debates tied to a rescue of a coast defense program and fears over a proposed fresher bill.
Notes from readers in Frederick and nearby towns include boasts of trapping skill, weather gripes about rising temperatures, and chatter on theater plans. Letters mention fishing plans, calendar gratitude, and remarks on economics, youth, and local nicknames with a mix of humor and opinion.
A fragmented poem about walking together then parting, longing for rest. Repeated prayers for rest describe tired feet, weary hands, and a desert path. The speaker envisions a distant shore where quiet rest may come, recalling childhood prayers and lifelong weariness.
Census data show 14 069 467 horses in the United States about one per four people. Mules 2 205 532, cows 16 611 950, swine 57 408 593, sheep 32 196 868. Illinois leads in horses with 1 135 289. Iowa tops cows with 1 498 418. Maryland 142 198. Virginia 273 634. West Virginia 184 492. District of Columbia 263.
The World’s Fair coupons are printed daily in a panel and three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps secure a part of the portfolio. Deliveries occur Saturdays, orders due by Wednesday evening. An optional bound volume is offered for $6.50 with a one-year paper bundle. Notices include Orphans Court filings and a 1894 anniversary event, plus Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad.
Thousands report renewed energy and calmer nerves from Paine's Celery Compound. The ad touts improved digestion, sleep, and vitality, citing Dr Edward E Phelps and Hamburg merchant J H Engle as endorsers and claiming neuralgia relief after nine bottles.
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